벡사르 카운티‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪6‬개의 호수

So pretty! the ducks have regulars that feed them. I saw a group of geese greeting a man in a red car, so cute🥰😇

I use the smoke stacks as a primitive weather station , if the steam is going straight up there is no wind , and a good time to ride a bike , If the steam is going out at a 45* the wind is brisk , and not the best time to ride a bike , If the smoke stacks can not be seen , then the fog is very thick and is a very bad time to ride a bike ---

This scenic 62-acre park is an urban oasis. Just Woodlawn Lake sits on 30 acres and can be circumnavigated by trails. This park boasts green spaces and welcomes fishing, paddle boating, and picnicking.

Known as a popular fishing spot among locals, Buddy Calk Pond is stocked with fish by Texas Parks and Wildlife. The pond is situated near the Buddy Calk Trailhead on the Leon Creek Greenway, making it very accessible.

Located in the city of San Antonio, Texas, this urban oasis is surrounded by a 62-acre park. The lake itself spans 30 acres and is encircled by walking trails, green spaces, and recreational amenities. Besides hiking, it is a great spot for fishing, paddle boating, and picnicking along the scenic shores.

This pond is renowned for fishing and the picturesque surroundings. Numerous trails pass by, leading to other trails and parks. It's definitely a nice stopping point to relax a little during your ride.

Brackenridge Park has a rich history dating back 12,000 years. The land was occupied by Native Americans who used the springs and river. In 1718, Spanish settlers established a mission and village near the site. Through the 1800s, the river powered mills and supplied water to the growing city via acequias and pump houses. In 1899, the park was established through land donated by George Brackenridge. It was developed into an active recreation destination in the early 1900s. The park landscape evolved through the City Beautiful movement, Great Depression, and Texas Centennial. Today it retains historic features like the Japanese Tea Garden, pump houses, quarry, and acequias that tell the multi-layered story of the land and the city.

Calveras Lake